(Salem, OR) -- An audit by the Oregon Secretary of State finds urgent action is needed to address the state's behavioral health crisis. Oregon has among the lowest mental health trends in the nation and the lowest access to support. The audit found the behavioral health system needs more data, funding, and a better plan to address the crisis. Crucial parts of the state's behavioral health system are either underfunded or have no funding at all. The audit makes 12 recommendations to improve data and address funding gaps.